On The Pilot TV Podcast this week, we're heading back to the outer rim with Din Jarin

for the long-awaited third season of The Mandalorian on Disney Plus, investigating a

case of arson in the new series of ITVs The Bay, and finding out why Abbott Elementary

is hoovering up all the awards nominations as that shows second season lands on our shores

on Disney Plus. Plus, pull on your head tie and climb into your Volvo because Lovar

is back, and the show's creator, Neil Cross, drops by to discuss the man in the tweed

coats' return. In a film. In a film? Yes, that's right, boydy. In a film. Just saying.

In a film. All those arguments about what's a film, what's a feature length drama? We're

not for years, can we? Before your joys arrival at this very podcast and we weren't allowed

to do like feature length, even though completely made for TV and nothing to do with a cinema.

He's real. James or Terry? James, all of them.

See, boy, it's been carrying this down time. Now, suddenly, he doesn't matter anymore,

and it's like it's not even we can argue. Oh no, it's not really if it's literally

in cinemas. It's literally in cinemas. It's a film. I've changed. I know. I know.

He's changed. I mean, you can't expect a consistency from him.

Because I'm a maverick. I'm a renegade. Yeah. That's what I'm worth. That is. Yeah.

And also, you know, a twat. Anyway, I'm James Dyer and welcome to the pilot TV podcast.

Your essential guide to every show that matters and a podcast that once again sees me joined

by my two square eyed companions who you have already heard from. Specifically, Kay

Rebeiro, who was forced to watch a star war this week. And Boyd Hilton, who was forced to

watch me watch the bay. How are we both? Yes, that was quite some. We had a little pre,

co-editor, a little pre me and James, a little pre chatter, a pre chatter, a legal

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